Since then, the stablecoin market has grown from roughly $124bn at the end of 2023 to just over $300bn, and the rules have caught up: the US GENIUS Act, MiCA in the EU, and the UK's emerging regime all landed after we last asked treasurers where they stood.
Read the findings from our 2024 Digital Assets Survey.
EY found 8% of corporates have already used stablecoins to make or receive payments, with 54% of those that have not expecting to within 6 to 12 months. 87% of businesses believe that adopting stablecoins could provide a competitive advantage in their respective markets, with top drivers including reduced transaction costs (52%) and faster cross-border payments (45%). And it’s not just transforming payments but the wider business activity – with clear winners and losers emerging.
With the landscape changing quickly, we want to understand what that means in practice for treasury.
In partnership with Zodia Markets, we’re inviting professionals involved in how their organisation manages money to take part in our 2026 Digital Assets Survey. Whether digital assets are already on your roadmap or not yet under consideration, your perspective will help build a clearer picture of where the profession is today.
By participating, you'll help create a benchmark on digital assets for treasurers.
Your responses will contribute to an independent report providing a peer-sourced view of how treasury teams are approaching digital assets and where they see the greatest opportunities and challenges.
Everyone who completes the survey will receive the full report well ahead of its wider public release, giving you an early opportunity to:
Open to anyone involved in how their organisation manages money: group treasurers, CFOs, CEOs, finance directors, heads of payments, controllers and treasury team members at any level. If digital assets sit with someone else in your finance function, please forward this to them.
Whether you're actively exploring digital assets or simply keeping an eye on developments, your input will help create a valuable benchmark for the treasury profession.
